This is right on Lake Ontario. There are houses that you'll see around here as well, so it's not…read moreall state land. Tons of picnic tables easy parking lot easier access. I bet it's awesome in the summer but I was here in the winter. A very wet slippery set of trails here as we head into winter season. Probably better in the summer or in the dead of winter when it's frozen this time of year it was a slippery mess. This was my second hike on the outside chronicles winter challenge in 20 21-20 22.

This park is well kept, offering walkable beach, smaller marina/boat lunch perfect for access for…read morelaunching your boat, kayak, canoe. As other yelpers mentioned, recommend water shoes, crocs, or water proof sandals. They do have trails, picnic tables throughout the park, disc golf, playground, and a neat lily pod, where the river and lake split. Perfect for a relaxing day near Lake Ontario.

Everyone is nice and a the dogs are friendly. My dog loves going here. Beautiful scenery and…read morerelaxing atmosphere.

Nice park with 2 sides One side for large dogs and other…read morefor small dogs under 30#. Parking is along side before the toll booth. They have a couple obstacle on each side : a black tube and a yellow ramp with platform. There is running water and a trash can too.

Harley (my pup) and I really like this dog park…read more The Park There are actually 2 fenced dog parks at Fireman's Park. One for small dogs and one for large dogs. Harley is in between size wise but so we go into the large dog park. (Its much bigger anyways). Both parks are very well kept. There was no garbage anywhere inside, they have a bunch of garbage bins so no one leaves their trash around. The fences are all in good repair so no pups are escaping. The grass both inside and outside the park is kept short which helps prevent ticks an other bugs which is very nice. Amenities There is a large water fountain for the dogs out front of the park so you don't need to worry about water. They also have buckets so you can bring water in. There is a holder for poop bags but it seems to always be empty. The parks also have a ton of benches and tables so you can sit an relax along the walking paths. The Dogs I know this isn't something the park can really control but I have found that the dogs/owners at this park are better behaved and more understanding then at some of the other parks in the area. We have only had one minor conflict between Harley and another dog and the owner was very apologetic and took care of the situation quickly. The only minor blip here is that sometimes people with really small dogs. (5-10lbs) will come into the large dog park and that could spell disaster. Harley and I will definitely be coming back here a lot more.

This is the largest dog park I have been to date. I could see this as being a blessing or curse…read moredepending on how vigilant people are about watching their dog(s). It has a lot of shaded areas, a first for me in the world of dog parks. There was a nice paved walking trail that made a loop, this was great to walk around with the dog to practice off-leash walking and also to have the dog explore other parts of the park. My only real complaint is that the little dog side is for dogs that are 10kg(22lbs) or less and the big dog side is everything else. That could put a pretty small dog on the big side. I think 13-15kg would be a better fit. My dog doesn't care if her play partners are big or small, but it might matter to some. The other dog owners weren't very talkative, which I am not used to. Usually people are super friendly. All in all, I will be back and I did really enjoy the park. I wish we had a similar one by me.

Love the park. I just wish dog walkers would follow the rules and stop bringing 4 or more dogs to…read morethe park. They can't pay attention to all the dogs, therefore they don't see them poop or misbehave. And if there is a situation there is no way they can handle their pack, especially when they are on the phone and not paying attention!

I have finally gotten around to visiting this dog park and it is a love at first sight…read more The dog park is located at Deveaux Woods state park . This play area for dogs is clean, well taken care of and spacious. The park includes a couple of large fenced in spaces- one for small dogs and one for large dogs . There are also a couple of separate , smaller play spaces that are connected but fenced off from the larger areas . Being my first time , I took my dog in to one of the smaller ,private areas where she was able to see and play along side with other dogs , but with a fence between them , she loved it . The smaller sectioned off areas are also a good size for dogs to run and get exercise . There are stations with bags for clean up , there is a hand sanitizer station and lastly a water fountain that is dog height as well as one that is people height . This is one of those spots that I'd almost prefer to keep quiet about , but all dogs deserve a visit .

Great dog park! Could it use a little maintenance? Sure. But it's not muddy, the small and large…read moredog sections are divided, there's a place for water and to wash off your dog if needed. Benches all around and easy to get to. We'll be back!

Doggie good time! Our little girl Poppy enjoyed herself immensely today, running and playing with…read moreother little dogs, at this dog park. Since I don't have a fenced yard, I thought this might be a good exercise outlet. We usually just go for leashed walks down our street. This turned out to be a wonderful social time, as well. A little muddy due to the recent rains. Should be better as the hot summer approaches. Benches to sit, bags to pick up waste, and separate yards for big vs smaller size dogs. Seems most patrons are mindful and look after their dogs and pick up waste. It was quite clean. I think we will bring Poppy here more often!

Paw Park is a relatively small dog park located in the East Amherst area. My all-time favorite park…read moreis the Bark Park but it is currently closed until May. I decided to bring my little man here to let him run around. This park is WAYYYY smaller and also muddy. It wasn't TOO bad because we avoided the muddy areas but nonetheless both areas were still pretty muddy. The park is split into a big dog area and a small dog area. There was nobody there when we went so I just let my pup run around in the big dog area. The small dog area was completely muddy.

Best off leash park. Friendly humans and dogs! The big boys & girls are well behaved, and enjoy a…read moreswim on a warm day!

I wish I knew how nice this park was before our senior dog's mobility became too limited. It's…read moremagical, between crossing the big wooden bridge over the creek to the happy dogs frolicking through the green shady island. There's even swings and a playground for the two legged puppers. I came to add some books to the free little library. I was amazed at how clean and well kept the grounds were. Visitors really stay on top of their dogs. I didn't see a single pile. Or maybe all the dogs just become like those kids who get too caught up in playing to take a bio break.

Krull Park is a beautiful, peaceful setting along the banks of Lake Ontario. The numerous large…read moretrees provide plenty of shade. There are decent rest rooms that are well stocked. There is parking all around the park. Make sure to visit the Memorial Garden across the street. This beautiful park was the location for the Niagara Celtic Festival for many years and it was the perfect spot for bagpipes echoing over the lake. It was magical

Expansive park with lots of shade along the water. There are bathrooms, pavilions, and "ye olde log…read morecabin" which was open to the public the day we went. The cabin was really interesting, filled with historic items and photographs from the area. We really enjoyed the cabin and walking through the park!

Hands down one of the best parks I have ever seen for dogs. Loads of parking and miles of trails in…read moreforests and beside clean creeks. My lab loves it and we have never had an issue with other dogs. They also have a smaller fenced in area for dogs to play.

This huge dog park is well used by responsible pet owners. Lots of paths so you can walk alone or…read morego find a pack of dogs that will tire out your pup. Beautiful woods and hills and gullies and located conveniently on the edge of Oshawa. This is a great place because there are a few loops to choose from, so you can walk for different distances. I really enjoy it, more importantly my dog loves it too!!!

Very impressive off-leash area at St. Andrew's Park for doggies!…read moreIn King West where dogs outnumber human children at about 100 to one, the park at Adelaide and Brant Street, behind the Waterworks building, which is Toronto's oldest park, dogs rule the roost! The best part for dogs is the off-leash area, although most of the rest of the park can be enjoyed by dogs as well, but they need to be on-leash. The fenced off playgrounds with the monkey bars are the places where dogs are not allowed, so children only. The off-leash area covers about a quarter of the park area so is quite spacious giving Rover a large area to run around and do laps if you want, and chase a ball around, although they mainly play with each other. There are two entrances with one facing Adelaide and one facing Maude Street. Unfortunately, or fortunately if you like water-cooler chat, there is only one drinking fountain for the dogs and it needs a person to man the valve on the stand to release fresh water into the bowl below for the dogs. There is a bench right in front of that fountain so if you sit there you could be well trained to get up and water the pooches as they come over, which is fun for a while at least. Great place to first, grab a coffee at Impact or the Waterworks, and then socialize with the other dog people and let your dog run around, which is way more fun than simply taking them on a walk with a leash. Highly recommended in the King West area for a fun activity for both people and dogs alike!